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    • LA Weekly Jabs at City's Bike Plan Implementation (LA Weekly)
    • Metro Public Meeting on 405 Carmageddon, Rampture TONIGHT on the Westside (The Source)
    • Box: LADOT Is Albatross Around Neck of Candidate Greuel (City Watch)
    • Hawthorne: Downtown Stadium Designs the Opposite of Inspired (LAT)
    • Krepack: Some Practical (and Legal) Advice to Taking the Lane (Biking In L.A.)
    • AEG Wants Arbitrator's, Not Jury Trials, to Determine Future Stadium Suits (Daily News)
    • Is High Speed Rail a Boondoggle? (WaPo)
    • But Brown Still On Board with CAHSR (Fresno Bee)
    • TX Gov. Perry's Record on Transpo Funding, Lots of Bonding, No Increases (Houston Chronicle)
    • Seoul Experiments with Woman Only Subway Cars (LAT)
    • The Great Wall of L.A. Ready for a Re-Debut in September (ZevWeb)

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